Before a camera ever rolls, every shot in a film is illustrated, panel by panel, in a storyboard. Glass Distortion compares Luke Skywalker's dream sequence in The Empire Strikes Back side-by-side with artist Ivor Beddoes' pre-production storyboards, showing how important they can be to the final product.
Nevermind that it's a fully-functioning, completely automatic paper airplane gun that launches perfectly folded paper airplanes. Just check out these specs: uses widely available A5-sized paper, has a fully gear-driven roller mechanism for reliability, and it's capable of launching up to 120 airplanes a minute. Every office needs to have one of these.
First off, there are few things not wrong with Deadpool: Marvel made a pretty good movie, it's not The Green Lantern, and it's also not The Green Lantern. That said, CinemaSins could pick apart any movie, no matter how good. Here they take their fine-toothed comb over Deadpool and find everything wrong with it, intentional or not.
The 2024 edition Formula One circus is set to begin with the opening round in Bahrain — just in time to show your support for Team McLaren with Lego set #76919. This 245-piece set recreates the 2023 McLaren entry, complete with an authentic livery and sponsor logos. A driver minifig is included in Team McLaren colors.
Strobel construction, where the upper is attached directly to the insole, is often used in active footwear to boost flexibility and shock absorption. Those qualities and more can be found in the Lace Up Runner from Norse Projects. The upper is crafted from diamond-structured ripstop nylon, backed with a Hydro Guard membrane to block water and wind, and augmented by TPU film around the toe and heel for added durability. A soft mesh lining and OrthoLite insole provide comfort via all-day cushioning, breathability, and antimicrobial properties. It sits on a Vibram outsole that's lightweight yet offers traction on the trail or the street.
Living in Western Massachusetts where snowfall can average around 60 inches a year, this guy has had plenty of practice shoveling snow. That's why he's sharing his secret to a clean driveway, no chiropractor required. There's no expensive device or special kind of shovel. All you need is an average shovel and a piece of rope.
Dead rockstars, dead astronauts, dead actresses, dead civilians, the most bizarre election in US history — the highlights of 2016 weren't very high. This year has killed more music, killed more hopes, broken more dreams, and been more generally disgusting than few years in recent memory. But Vox put together this retrospective anyway, hitting all of the mostly low points of a year we'd all rather forget.
"Athleisure" is a loathsome term. Yet it describes the 1906RZB from New Balance well. Stylish enough for everyday wear yet capable of handling leisurely athletic pursuits, it has a mixed material upper combining a mesh base with suede overlays and a leather lace lock incorporated into the N logo for a secure fit. The ABZORB midsole offers firm cushioning, with an ABZORB SBS unit in the heel for added stability and comfort and N-ergy technology for extra bounce. A segmented outsole encourages natural foot movement.
Most watch faces are round, so a sphere seems like an obvious place to store one. The Chronosphere from AIS Collective can oblige. The outer shell is Tide Ocean material, made from sustainably sourced and repurposed ocean PET, while the interior is lined in Chamel Recycled, a suede-like fabric that keeps scratches at bay, while also being made from 84% PET. Designed by Maximilian Maertens, known for his work with MB&F and L'Epée 1839, it's a functional work of art.
Move over James Franco. The man you really don't want to see your daughter with is Walter White. Funny or Die replaced Franco's eccentric tech billionaire character in Why Him? with Cranston's former turn as drug kingpin Walter White. Which means that's Brian Cranston's daughter in the film is dating Brian Cranston's Walter. Which means that every father's worst nightmare is seeing their daughters date someone that's an even worse version of themselves.
Actress, writer, comedian — the quick-witted Carrie Fisher was more than a princess in a galaxy far, far away. Never afraid to turn her caustic humor on the role that made her famous, or her own struggles with substance abuse and mental illness, Fisher's honesty and independence were legendary. Here she puts all her best attributes on display, absolutely torching George Lucas at his reception for the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Film Institute.
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